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Gabriel Leopardi23rd October 2017all over A7 chord? a vamp?
Hi friend! Yes, the backing track focused on A7. But there is a moment in the riff (last beat of second meassure) where G major is played so it could be seen like this: || A7 A7 | A7 A7 G ||.
blackpagoda22nd October 2017all over A7 chord? a vamp?
David Wallimann17th April 2008Thanks everyone! I love the Mixolydian mode, so practical in many ways!
Nick Kellie14th April 2008wow
Pablo Vazquez13th April 2008Awesome lesson David!
Muris Varajic12th April 2008Good job David!
krudtaa12th April 2008I Like your lessons a lot. Thanks.
Preston-Melodicintensions12th April 2008as always you strive to keep the interests of the students Thank you David For Everything !
Carlos Carrillo12th April 2008nice lesson David!!!!
good job!!!
Nemanja Filipovic11th April 2008great lesson David
at lights end11th April 2008coool
Juan M. Valero11th April 2008great lesson David !!
Nick32511th April 2008nice
STRATOPHERE11th April 2008kick ass bro nice work.
- Gabriel Leopardi11th April 2008
Great lesson! Well done David!
Capt.Z11th April 2008stamp collection!! That was a good one!!
Cool lesson btw
Bogdan Radovic11th April 2008Awesome one David !
- Alex8711th April 2008
Fantastic solo David! Im glad you didnt quit guitar in order to complete your french stamp collection
Ivan Milenkovic11th April 2008nice lesson man!
Danilo Capezzuto11th April 2008Nice lesson David.
RIP Dime11th April 2008I love the mixolydian mode, and I love your lessons, keep em coming!
skipdaflip11th April 2008I'm not ready for the mixolydian scale yet... but I really love your playing.
Joe Kataldo11th April 2008Cool Lesson Man!
Dejan Farkas11th April 2008Cool
Hisham Al-Sanea11th April 2008nice lesson David.
Trond Vold11th April 2008Really cool feel on this one
Love it
Kristofer Dahl11th April 2008Awesome David - to me the mixolydian scale is perfect for "blues shredding" - thanks!
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In today's lesson, we'll talk about the Mixolydian mode. This mode is the 5th mode extracted from the Major scale and is constructed as follow:
Root-2nd-Maj3rd-4th-5th-Maj6th-min7th
The Mixolydian mode is a Dominant mode in the sense that it has a Major 3rd and a minor 7th. It will work over a Dominant 7th chord (Root, Maj3rd, 5th, min7th).
I tried to use several techniques in there to make it technically challenging yet I tried to stay as musical as possible.
Enjoy this one!
David
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